Step 1;
Plug the OBD dongle to vehicle's OBD port, turn the key on, and start the engine
Note: the engine must be turned on to ensure the OBD dongle will be connected quickly
Step 2:
The OBD connector port looks like the picture shows below, its location varies in different make and model of the vehicle and the engine type, usually in 4 regions:
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Step 3:
For Bluetooth OBD adapter (Model: OBD01S, OBD02, OBD03) , search the OBDII in Bluetooth mode of the head unit and connect it.
Remember the Bluetooth ID as shown below:
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Step 4:
Here is the link to download the Torque app: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1hAmChs ... nkegV/view
Select the OBD app( Torque) and do the settings as shown below:
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Step 5:
Select “OBD2 Adapter Settings” in Torque settings
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Step 6:
Select” Bluetooth” as the way to connect the OBD, then select the correct Bluetooth ID when ” Choose Bluetooth Device”, the Bluetooth ID is the ID in shown in previous step
Note: the Bluetooth device must be selected in first connection. It will be connected automatically in 30 seconds in the next connection without setting again
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Step 7:
Return to the OBD mode on the head unit, it might take 30 seconds for OBDII connecting successfully
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Step 8:
You'll get an option to check for trouble codes, as well as a couple of other menu choices on the screen
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Note: The OBD02 model does not support connecting with iPhone. It is only compatible with Bluetooth devices!
If your OBD2 adapter does not connect, please follow the following steps do some trouble shooting:
1. Please remove the OBD2 adapter and plug it back in. Ensure it is properly inserted. Otherwise, it won't be read if it's not fully seated.
Reset the device, delete all phone connections in Bluetooth (Unpair the phone with the radio).
Re-pair the OBD2 adapter with the new password (1234) in Bluetooth and open Torque app.
Check if the OBD adapter can successfully connect to other devices. This will help determine if the issue may be with the device or the Bluetooth connection.
Try using a different smartphone phone.
If there is an "ECU error" message, click on the "Settings" icon in the Torque app -- Settings -- OBD2 Adapter Settings -- check the "Faster communication" option. See the video: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1lQJqXe ... GfpEG/view
Connection Instructions for the XTRONS Wi-Fi OBD Adapter (Model: OBD04):
1. Connect the OBD04 adapter to your car.
2. On your Android device, go to Wi-Fi settings and locate the OBD's hotspot.
3. Connect to the OBD hotspot.
4. Open the Torque app and tap the gear icon in the bottom left corner.
5. Navigate to 'Settings' > 'OBD2 adapter settings'.
6. Select 'Wi-Fi connection'.
For visual guidance, please watch this instructional video:
https://1drv.ms/u/s!AjrY0uqbW_kBmFBO2B2 ... U?e=Yhjkjv